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A 70-Year-Old Held Off on His Roth, Sure It Would Raise His Medicare Premium and Tax His Social Security. Qualified Withdrawals Touch Neither.

Gerelyn Terzo2h agoen
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A 70-year-old retiree sits on a healthy Roth IRA and refuses to touch it. He has heard, somewhere along the way, that pulling money out will raise his Medicare premium and drag more of his Social Security into the taxable column. So the Roth sits untouched while he pulls from his traditional IRA, watches his ... A 70-Year-Old Held Off on His Roth, Sure It Would Raise His Medicare Premium and Tax His Social Security. Qualified Withdrawals Touch Neither.
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